"Broken April" is an English equivalent of "Prilli i thyer."
The Albanian and English phrases represent the original and translated titles of a novel by Albanian author and poet Ismail Kadare (b. January 28, 1936). The book carries an original publishing date of 1978. It deals with the grievous consequences of the precise, faithful carrying out of blood feuds among Albanian clans. Specifically, the novel deals with the last days of the fictional main character, Gjorg Berisha, before his premeditated murder in accordance with the feud's highly orchestrated, ritualistic behavioral code.
"Revenge" is an English equivalent of "gjakmarrja."One of the unsettling enactments of the Albanian concept of revenge still may be seen in the carrying out of the blood feud. The feud's chilling consequences actually result from the respectful adherence by the particular clans involved to a carefully spelled out code of action and reaction. One way of understanding this code is through reading "Broken April" ("Prilli i thyer") by Albanian author and poet Ismail Kadare (b. January 28, 1936). The book spells out the behavioral code through the example of the last days of the code's last victim, fictional hero Gjorg Berisha.
"Prilli i thyer" is an Albanian equivalent of "Broken April."The Albanian and the English phrases are the respective original and translated titles of a novel by Albanian author and poet Ismail Kadare (b. January 28, 1936). The novel carries a publicaton date of 1978. Its main subject is the continued existence of blood feuds among Albania's rural clans.Specifically, the novel follows the last days of the fictional main character Gyorg Berisha. Berisha's premeditated murder halfway through the month of April brings to a chilling end a longstanding blood feud between two families. The reason for the feud's end is the lack of anyone left to avenge Berisha's death.
"Gjakmarrja" is an Albanian equivalent of "revenge."One of the concept's most famous and most recent treatments is in the writings of Albanian author and poet Ismail Kadare (n. January 28, 1936). It specifically is the theme of "Broken April" ("Prilli i thyer"). Gjorg Berisha, the novel's main character, is living the last month of his life. He knows that this particular April will be broken forever into two, as the lived and unlived parts of his life. The first part represents how he spends his last days before his life ends with his murder as the conclusion to a carefully orchestrated blood feud between two families.
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